Britrail London Plus Pass

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Rail Pass Terms & Conditions

Can not be sold to or used by residents of United Kingdom (England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales).Unlimited travel on the participating rail network throughout the southeast of England, now including Bath, Bristol, and Stratford-Upon-Avon.Boundary Stations of the London Plus Pass are: Harwich, Kings Lynn, Huntingdon, Bedford, Long Buckby, Stratford-upon-Avon, Worcester Foregate, Bedwyn, Salisbury, Bristol Temple Meads and Weymouth.VALIDITIES:3 / 4 / 8 days within 1 monthDISCOUNT:Senior: for passengers 60 and overYouth: for passengers under 26Children: 5-15: half-adult fare.Children under 5: free (except if a reservation for a separate seat/bed is required).Family pass available (1 free child for each full paying adult or senior).OTHER RULES:Pass also valid on Heathrow Express, Gatwick Express, and Stansted Express. Travel on the airport expresses use a day's travel on the Pass.7:00 p.m. rule appliesPass must be validated within 11 months of issue.REFUND POLICY:A 15% cancellation penalty applies to completely unused and unvalidated passes returned within 12 months of issue date.

Overview

Experience the thrill of extensive train travel in London and surrounding area with this convenient rail pass.

You don’t have to be the smartest person to get into Southeast England’s intellectual center, just the most savvy. With the BritRail London Plus Pass, you can enjoy easy day trips from London to Oxford, Cambridge, Bath, Stratford and more. You can visit Stratford-upon-Avon and see the 1564 birthplace of Shakespeare.

And who would have ever imagined that getting into Oxford or Cambridge would be so easy ? There’s even the chance to relax before you get to the spas of Bath. Try doing that in an airport. Nothing else allows you the ease or expertise of Rail Europe itineraries. Taking you from the heart of London to the heart of Europe’s most culture filled cities.

So why not sit back and let us plan the perfect journey that makes the most of your time in London without the usual stress of travel. After all, the plays the thing.

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How does it work?

Rail Passes in 3 steps

1. Pick the right rail pass

Rail passes are available in 1, 2, 3 or 4 country combinations for extensive travel on the national rail networks. Going for an extended trip? Try the Eurail Global Pass offering rail travel in 28 different countries. Once you've selected your pass, its price will depend on the class of service, First or Second, selected and the number of rail travel days.

2. Reserve your seats

Traveling on local and regional trains provides you with an opportunity to freely explore. It’s easy to get on a train with your rail pass and find an open seat to enjoy the journey in. Seat reservations are required on many high speed, overnight, scenic, and international trains. It’s always a good idea to research the journey you are interested in and check for any specific seat reservation requirements.

3. Activate and travel

Your rail pass requires that you activate it by getting it stamped at the ticket window at the departure station on the day of your first train journey. Once activated, you are all set and ready to explore.

Rail pass benefits

More than just trains

Main discounts and bonuses in Britrail London Plus Pass

And the BritRail London Plus Pass is packed with bonuses to make your trip even more enjoyable. You’ll get discounts museums & activities, and more.

With the BritRail London Plus Pass, the benefits like the connections it provides - are everywhere. Whether you are an adventurous traveler or avid planner, the BritRail London Plus Pass is your pass to freedom and an unforgettable journey of discovery.

Up to 20% off on participating Heritage Railways Association’s trains all over the United Kingdom.

Valid for travel on the Heathrow Express, Stansted Express and Gatwick Express ; requires use of a travel day.

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FAQ

Common Questions, Simple Answers

Q. Are bicycles admitted onboard trains ?

A. Bicycles are admitted in some trains. They must be put into a box in a separate car. Extra charges may apply. On EC, IC, ICE, and TGV trains bicycles are considered as checked lugages and must be wrapped with wheels and pedals detached.

Q. What are the differences between First class and Second class ?

A. - First class has fewer seats thus allowing more legroom and space. Seats are usually larger and can recline. Other services are available for free. For better comfort on long journeys, First class is preferred.

Second class has more seats, with less legroom but they are usually 50% cheaper.

Q. What is the baggage limitation when travelling on board Lyria trains ?

A. A single passenger can carry up to 2 suitcases and 1 handbag. Size doesn’t matter, but for your comfort and safety, avoid oversized bags on board Lyria trains.

Q. What is the definition of Eurail Italy Pass ?

A. The Eurail Italy Pass is a country pass to explore Italy by train. The Eurail Italy Pass is valid for one month and holders can choose to travel from 3 to 10 days.

Q. Do all main train stations have lockers and luggage storage facilities ?

A Yes. Major train stations have lockers and luggage storage facilities. The services are available at an additional cost, so make sure that you have some change on you if you are planning to use them.

Q. Are there WC and other amenities onboard trains ?

A. Yes, trains have water closet or toilets which are easily accessible and are clearly marked with a WC sign. If you want to use the WC, you will find them in front or at the back or each carriage. They include a washbasin.

Q. How do I validate my German Rail Pass Extension?

A. To validate your German Rail Pass Extension, it needs to be accompanied by a German Rail Pass and your passport. Please note that the use of the extension requires a travel day of the German Rail Pass for each trip used.

Q. How to retrieve my e-ticket ("Print @ the station" ticket)

A. You can use one of the many self service terminals at the train station in France or the UK or the USA, depending on the product that you have chosen.

Q. What is the baggage limitation when travelling on board Thalys trains ?

A. A single passenger can carry up to 2 suitcases and 1 handbag. For your comfort and safety, avoid oversized bags on board Thalys trains. The largest side of your luggage must not exceed 85 cm.

Q. Do you offer e-ticket service ?

A. Yes. Depending on the train and trip, you can choose between "Print @ home" or "Print @ the station" tickets.

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